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this is a sick technique....... i dont have coffee tho, what other alternatives are there?

Originally Posted by thatkoreanguy

wow, very perceptive

i always seemed to have the most vivid and frequent dreams while i was sick because i kept waking up and falling back asleep.

I'm going to try this, but do you think that i could instead wake myself up with an alarm, and do some push ups and then try and go back to sleep like that? xD

Yeah push-ups would work, so would a short run. I wouldn't do anything difficult though. If you tire yourself out it'll have the opposite effect.

Originally Posted by gameoverlord345

this is a sick technique....... i dont have coffee tho, what other alternatives are there?

If you're looking for caffeine, there's energy drinks, tea, and regular caffeine pills (although you might want to watch those).

If you want to stay away from caffeine (or have none handy) you'll have to get more sleep beforehand. Simply eating/drinking non caffeinated substances will help too (keep it light though or digestion will make you tired). You also might want to consider staying up longer. Just don't get too comfortable or it'll make you sleepy again.

Another avenue I'm exploring, although am yet to test. Is constant sleep disruptions. If you set an alarm every 15 minutes or so, it might force your body into a shallower sleep (without caffeine). Thus achieving more constant sleep disruptions and providing more opportunity for dreams.

Originally Posted by gameoverlord345

this is a sick technique....... i dont have coffee tho, what other alternatives are there?

cocaine works fine

It sounds like the OP wants to sell his method but I'll give it a shot. Thanks for the post Systems

Originally Posted by Ev

Quite an extreme method, probably not very sustainable. But once in a while it may be good, especially for feeling the transitions back to sleep

Extreme is exactly the point. After watching lucid research remain largely static overt he last two years, I'd like to contribute something drastic. This is just a small part of what I hope to turn into broader research on the boarder between sleep and wakefulness.

If a 160mg gives me vivid dreams and decent lucids, what about 300mg? Singular doses? distributed doses? Frequent sleep disruptions? Blatant? Subliminal? What is the upper limit to dream stability? Can I do this constantly? Perpetually?

Soon I hope to find out. Look out for some future posts of mine in the research section.

Originally Posted by Jay12341235

cocaine works fine

It sounds like the OP wants to sell his method but I'll give it a shot. Thanks for the post Systems

Not that I'd ever try it... But I'm sure the results of more "powerful" stimulants would be awful interesting... In case anyone is willing share

Originally Posted by SystemsLock

Not that I'd ever try it... But I'm sure the results of more "powerful" stimulants would be awful interesting... In case anyone is willing share

Ya, you'll be up all night begging for sleep as your heart pumps so loud you can hear it outside of your body. You'll finally crash at 7 in the morning, wake up 4 hours later feeling like absolute shit, with only one thing on your mind... not dreams. Repeat.